Kalani Simpson
UNMC, Nebraska Medicine continue to support state’s COVID efforts
Latest effort collect, organizes resources to train frontline providers, first responders, others
May 14, 2020

UNMC among few to offer Master of Diagnostic Cytology
Regental approval of the program enables first class to enter in fall 2022
Apr 17, 2020

UNMC sets another record for research funding at just over $138 million
Recruitment of outstanding scientists cited as key to growth
Jan 15, 2020

Shaun Grammer named new director of Division of Physician Assistant Education
Grammer has served as associate professor in physician assistant education since July 2018.
Nov 1, 2019

UNMC study: New heart pump improves on previous models
Will provide patients with important option for serious heart problems
Jun 12, 2019

UNMC leads nation in repayment rates for Pell Grant recipients
90 percent of UNMC Pell Grant recipients in UNMC’s bachelor’s-level programs have paid into the principal of their student loans after five years.
Feb 8, 2019

OPS leader Logan visits High School Alliance
Cheryl Logan, Ed.D., superintendent of Omaha Public Schools, visited UNMC to learn more about program.
Feb 7, 2019

Omaha couple, advocate for education/patient safety to receive UNMC awards
An Omaha couple that have been longtime community leaders and philanthropists, and a national leader in health-professionals education and patient safety, will be honored.
May 3, 2018

Compound May Offer New Deterrent To Mosquitoes
Mosquitoes buzz, bite, suck our blood, make us itch and worst of all spread serious, even deadly diseases, like chikungunya, dengue, malaria, yellow fever and Zika. And if that isn't enough? "A lot of people don't realize that mosquitoes have kidneys, and when they take a blood meal from you they also urinate on you […]
Sep 20, 2017

Art Lifts and Heals the Spirit
When Marcia O’Donovan underwent treatment for lymphoma, she says it was art that rested her soul. "It really does make a huge difference," she said, "in regaining your strength and spirit." It’s because cancer knocks you so low, she said. It makes you realize you can’t do this on your own. It makes patients and […]
Sep 20, 2017
